GBA isn't confirmed but it would be nice to be able to play pokemon emerald on the 3ds. If they do have the 3rd generation pokemon games, I wonder how you would transfer pokemon to b/w, or if you just wouldn't be able to transfer them.
3DS E-Shop Games
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I can't wait for the eshop update. I didn't buy a game with my 3ds and I've probally watched white knuckles 90 times
Why not try the pack in games?
Can't wait to get Super Mario Land!
How do I get to the eshop
You can't at the moment. It comes with the update. The update for the E-Shop will be available June 6/June 7.ESC said:
I guess reading the previous posts is optional now.ESC said:
Simisear said:
Truly correct. Cannot wait for the update! When I first updated, i gat a 3D video of Ok Go - White Knuckles
I've watched that video over 90 times. But that that short-term video service mentioned at GDC sounds cool.
Japan's 3DS E-Shop Launch Day...these are the titles that will be launched on Day 1.
3D Classics
Excitebike (600 Yen/Free for limited time)
Xevious (600 Yen)
Virtual Console
(Game Boy)
Super Mario Land (400 Yen)
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge (400 Yen)
Kirby's Dream Land (400 Yen)
Baseball (300 Yen)
Phantasm (400 Yen)
Downtown Special Kunio-kun no Jidaigeki Dayo Zenin Shuugou! (400 Yen)
3DSWare
Mystery P.I Kieta Film (600 Yen)
Breakout (500 Yen)
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Just remember, this is for Japan only.
Some nice titles they're getting, especially Super Mario Land. We've yet to know the North America/United States launch on Day 1.
3D Classics
Excitebike (600 Yen/Free for limited time)
Xevious (600 Yen)
Virtual Console
(Game Boy)
Super Mario Land (400 Yen)
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge (400 Yen)
Kirby's Dream Land (400 Yen)
Baseball (300 Yen)
Phantasm (400 Yen)
Downtown Special Kunio-kun no Jidaigeki Dayo Zenin Shuugou! (400 Yen)
3DSWare
Mystery P.I Kieta Film (600 Yen)
Breakout (500 Yen)
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Just remember, this is for Japan only.
Some nice titles they're getting, especially Super Mario Land. We've yet to know the North America/United States launch on Day 1.
KIRBY'S DREAM LAND!?!?! I don't see why they shouldn't release all the GB games they're getting for us since all that matters is the text language in the game. By the way A Link to the Past DX was supposed to be a launch title so I guess Japan isn't getting it.
ill rock Super Mario Land.
Here's a crapload of trailers.
[Minna no NC] Nintendo 3DS - System Update Overview
[Trailer] Super Mario Land - Virtual Console Gameplay
[Trailer] Nintendo eShop - 3D Classics Xevious XEVIOUS <3
[Trailer] Nintendo eShop - 3D Classics Excitebike
[E3 2011] Frogger 3D - Debut Trailer
[Trailer] Alleyway - Virtual Console Gameplay
[Minna no NC] Nintendo 3DS - System Update Overview
[Trailer] Super Mario Land - Virtual Console Gameplay
[Trailer] Nintendo eShop - 3D Classics Xevious XEVIOUS <3
[Trailer] Nintendo eShop - 3D Classics Excitebike
[E3 2011] Frogger 3D - Debut Trailer
[Trailer] Alleyway - Virtual Console Gameplay
Oh my. Can't wait for this! It'll be pretty neat. But I dunno if I'll actually buy anything or not. :/ Depends how much they'll cost.
But then again...I could always emulate these...
But then again...I could always emulate these...
Here's Europe's E-Shop launch day line up:
Pokedex 3D (Free)
Excitebite (Free for first month)
Virtual Console (Game Boy)
Super Mario Land
Alleyway
Tennis
No third party 3DSWare titles for Europe, sadly.
Europe's launch isn't going to get as much as Japan is getting.
North America's E-Shop launch day line-up:
Pokedex 3D (Free)
Excitebike (Free until July 7)
Virtual Console (Game Boy)
Super Mario Land ($3.99)
Alleyway ($2.99)
Radar Mission ($2.99)
Also, the 3DS E-Shop will be updated every Thursday in all regions.
I'm definitely going to get that free Pokedex 3D and Super Mario Land. Maybe get Excitebike, considering it's free at this time. Not sure about Alleyway or Radar Mission, though.
Pokedex 3D (Free)
Excitebite (Free for first month)
Virtual Console (Game Boy)
Super Mario Land
Alleyway
Tennis
No third party 3DSWare titles for Europe, sadly.
Europe's launch isn't going to get as much as Japan is getting.
North America's E-Shop launch day line-up:
Pokedex 3D (Free)
Excitebike (Free until July 7)
Virtual Console (Game Boy)
Super Mario Land ($3.99)
Alleyway ($2.99)
Radar Mission ($2.99)
Also, the 3DS E-Shop will be updated every Thursday in all regions.
I'm definitely going to get that free Pokedex 3D and Super Mario Land. Maybe get Excitebike, considering it's free at this time. Not sure about Alleyway or Radar Mission, though.
Pokedex 3D looks really good. And only 3 days left!!!!!
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Why wouldn't you get a free game? Lol
Japan gets Kirby's DreamLand... D: Super Mario Land is definately my first E-Shop I'm getting and it's a little disappointing that we won't get A Link to the Past DX like we were promised.
Some interesting information...
Quote From: Nintendo Life
"eShop Games Start from $1.99 and Other Interesting Information
Posted Thu, 02 Jun 2011 by James Newton
Ready to learn more?
So now we know the North American 3DS eShop launch games, it's time to find out a little more about the shop itself. Wired.com got a guided tour of the store from Nintendo's David Wharton, director of eShop operations, a Nintendo group set up in April to handle digital sales.
Wharton states the lowest price any 3DS software will sell for is $1.99, just like the DSiWare 200 Point limit, with Virtual Console games available at a range of prices: Super Mario Land will retail for $3.99, whereas Alleyway and Radar Mission will sell for $2.99. These Game Boy games are simply ROM dumps, without any new additions or tweaks, other than the ability to choose between the classic grey and green or stark black and white colour schemes.
Wharton also revealed you'll be able to add smaller amounts to your eShop eWallet: $5, $10, $15 and $20 amounts can all be added, hopefully avoiding the leftover points syndrome that plagues Nintendo's other systems.
If you plan on adding funds via credit card, however, be aware that you'll need to enter your card details every single time: Nintendo does not save your details. It might be inconvenient, but in the light of the recent PlayStation Network difficulties, it may prove a wise decision.
Nintendo will announce eShop releases on Monday, but these games will not go on sale until Thursday, providing a very small window of promotion for small game developers normally hamstrung by Nintendo's secretive release schedule.
What do you make of what you know about the eShop so far?"
Source
Actually, it seems that you have to wait until Thursday for the games such as Super Mario Land. Bummer. But I think that's a good thing, so we can stay focused on the E3 2011.
Quote From: Nintendo Life
"eShop Games Start from $1.99 and Other Interesting Information
Posted Thu, 02 Jun 2011 by James Newton
Ready to learn more?
So now we know the North American 3DS eShop launch games, it's time to find out a little more about the shop itself. Wired.com got a guided tour of the store from Nintendo's David Wharton, director of eShop operations, a Nintendo group set up in April to handle digital sales.
Wharton states the lowest price any 3DS software will sell for is $1.99, just like the DSiWare 200 Point limit, with Virtual Console games available at a range of prices: Super Mario Land will retail for $3.99, whereas Alleyway and Radar Mission will sell for $2.99. These Game Boy games are simply ROM dumps, without any new additions or tweaks, other than the ability to choose between the classic grey and green or stark black and white colour schemes.
Wharton also revealed you'll be able to add smaller amounts to your eShop eWallet: $5, $10, $15 and $20 amounts can all be added, hopefully avoiding the leftover points syndrome that plagues Nintendo's other systems.
If you plan on adding funds via credit card, however, be aware that you'll need to enter your card details every single time: Nintendo does not save your details. It might be inconvenient, but in the light of the recent PlayStation Network difficulties, it may prove a wise decision.
Nintendo will announce eShop releases on Monday, but these games will not go on sale until Thursday, providing a very small window of promotion for small game developers normally hamstrung by Nintendo's secretive release schedule.
What do you make of what you know about the eShop so far?"
Source
Actually, it seems that you have to wait until Thursday for the games such as Super Mario Land. Bummer. But I think that's a good thing, so we can stay focused on the E3 2011.
bought two 20 dollar eshop cards can't wait for tomorrow
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